OK, so here’s the situation. I purchased my G19 two years ago the very day I received my CCW license. I upgraded some of the internal parts they are as follows.
1. Aluminum Trigger-Smoothes’ out the factory trigger pull and gives better accuracy. The safe action trigger section is twice as wide as the factory part. Trigger is made of 20-24 aircraft aluminum and hard coated to 70 Rockwell.
2. Titanium Striker- Supposed to; Increase accuracy by reducing lock time….Replacement part weights 60% less than original factory part. It’s supposed to be corrosion proof with lifetime warranty.
3. 3.5 Pound Connector- Supposed to; reduce the trigger pull. Replaces the factory trigger part and provides a lighter trigger pull. Increase the accuracy of most shooters by deducing the amount of muzzle movement when pulling the trigger.
4. Titanium Safety Plunger- Supposed to; Helps provide a smoother trigger pull and hence, better accuracy. Reduces the friction of the trigger bar on the safety plunger and deduces the effort needed to pull the trigger.
5. 24/7 Big Dot Tritium Express Set-Helps to acquire center mass faster.
6. Hoag Grip. Added the grip sleeve. (This I think I’ll keep.)
I just sold my G 19 to a friend, and I’m buying a G 32 from a LEO who only took it to the range twice. The G 32 has True Glow night sites already on it, and it comes with the Glock case, gun lock, mag loader, and 4 extra clips. My question is do I spend the money to upgrade the internal parts that I did with my G 19. The G 19 was my first real handgun, I had a ruger .22 that I used for a sidearm when hunting. I don’t know if any of the parts I changed really helped or was I just an overeager first time gun buyer who didn’t have the range time in to understand my weapon. After two years of putting two hundred rounds of ammo through my G 19 (a week). I can say with a little pride, that I am a very good shot. I shoot both indoors and at an outdoor range. My groupings are right where I want them. So back to the big question, do any of the parts listed above warrant the replacement of there factory counterparts? Anyone owning a G 32 have any advice or comments about the G 32 that would be helpful? Thanks for any helpful input, or comments.
1. Aluminum Trigger-Smoothes’ out the factory trigger pull and gives better accuracy. The safe action trigger section is twice as wide as the factory part. Trigger is made of 20-24 aircraft aluminum and hard coated to 70 Rockwell.
2. Titanium Striker- Supposed to; Increase accuracy by reducing lock time….Replacement part weights 60% less than original factory part. It’s supposed to be corrosion proof with lifetime warranty.
3. 3.5 Pound Connector- Supposed to; reduce the trigger pull. Replaces the factory trigger part and provides a lighter trigger pull. Increase the accuracy of most shooters by deducing the amount of muzzle movement when pulling the trigger.
4. Titanium Safety Plunger- Supposed to; Helps provide a smoother trigger pull and hence, better accuracy. Reduces the friction of the trigger bar on the safety plunger and deduces the effort needed to pull the trigger.
5. 24/7 Big Dot Tritium Express Set-Helps to acquire center mass faster.
6. Hoag Grip. Added the grip sleeve. (This I think I’ll keep.)
I just sold my G 19 to a friend, and I’m buying a G 32 from a LEO who only took it to the range twice. The G 32 has True Glow night sites already on it, and it comes with the Glock case, gun lock, mag loader, and 4 extra clips. My question is do I spend the money to upgrade the internal parts that I did with my G 19. The G 19 was my first real handgun, I had a ruger .22 that I used for a sidearm when hunting. I don’t know if any of the parts I changed really helped or was I just an overeager first time gun buyer who didn’t have the range time in to understand my weapon. After two years of putting two hundred rounds of ammo through my G 19 (a week). I can say with a little pride, that I am a very good shot. I shoot both indoors and at an outdoor range. My groupings are right where I want them. So back to the big question, do any of the parts listed above warrant the replacement of there factory counterparts? Anyone owning a G 32 have any advice or comments about the G 32 that would be helpful? Thanks for any helpful input, or comments.
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